Marcus Forsberg

I don’t wish to hijack this plugin’s support forum in any way to spread my own work but I’ve actually implemented ACF support for Yoast 3.0 here. Should be possible to just download the repo as a zip and plug-n-play. https://github.com/marcusforsberg/yoast-acf-analysis

Feel free to take a look at that. I haven’t gotten it to work for the “Recalculate SEO scores” tool in Yoast settings yet, but would be interested in co-operating with ryuheixys to get it to work so we can merge my changes in to this plugin, perhaps.

Hello again!

Do you have any ideas on how to solve this?

Thanks

Hello,

Yes, we have set that all up already, and it’s working fine with the different languages – except for the names of the days of the week, as mentioned. We have installed the locales on the server but, like I said, it still isn’t picking them up. Any ideas? ??

Marcus

Hello rainbowgeek!

Thanks for your reply. We tried installing the locales on our server but it didn’t work; week day names are still being displayed in English on all WPML languages.

We installed the following locales, but there seems to be no direct effect on weekday names:
C
C.UTF-8
de_DE.utf8
en_US
en_US.iso88591
en_US.utf8
fi_FI.utf8
POSIX
ru_RU.utf8
sv_FI.utf8
sv_SE.utf8

Any ideas?

Yep, the site has WPML Media installed. I have to confess I wasn’t sure what it did either; it was installed on the site when I got here (I didn’t build the site, just doing some fixes now). From here it seems it pretty much copies the DB entries for all attachments so they’re available across all languages, so I’m guessing that may very well be interfering with this plugin. That said, I haven’t tested it on different languages yet, it was broken on the default language so I never proceeded to test multiple languages. Any thoughts on that?

Thanks!

I’d just like to add that I second the request to make this support custom fields. ??

I’d like to use it for a huge client website that has thousands of images in use across hundreds of custom post types, as featured images, in the content, and in slideshows (in custom fields). We need to find *everywhere* that each image is used so we can rename our media files to follow proper naming conventions. So the more places this plugin can detect images in, the easier our job will be. ??

Thanks,
Marcus

Hello Jordy, thanks for your response.

I’m helping a client with this for an existing WordPress site, but before doing anything major on the main site we’re testing it on one of their “sub-sites”, which is a completely separate WordPress website (on another server) for one of their projects. This secondary site has the issue, but we have yet to give it a try on the main site (for fear of breaking it; it has thousands of images and posts).

That’s pretty much all I know right now. I installed it on the test site and uploaded a test image. I tried to change the name, and it *did* rename the file properly on the disk, but never updated any reference in WordPress, so the image doesn’t display properly anywhere (including in the media library itself).

In short, it renamed the file on the disk but didn’t update the WP database at all.

I can’t install it on the main site right now, which is where we really need it, but I’ll go ahead and set up a fresh test site ASAP to see if it’s happening there as well.

The test site does run WPML, btw, if that helps, and so does the main site. Since it works for you and so many others, it’s probably a plugin that’s interfering, I guess? All their sites are heavy on the plugins.

Hello!

Any news on this one yet? The plugin does not seem to be working at all for us right now.

Thanks.

Thanks!

I hope you’ll be able to solve this, it would really help us out. I went ahead and posted a support request at WPML’s site as well. For your reference:

https://wpml.org/forums/topic/compatibility-with-enhanced-media-library-plugin/

Hey,

Using WooCommerce, as well, latest version. Probably has something to do with this. To reproduce:

1. Enable strong passwords in iThemes Security, in my case this was set to “Administrators” only.

2. Logout and go to the site’s frontend “Forgot password” page. Fill in username or e-mail address to get the password reset e-mail, follow the link to it.

3. Try to set the new password to something that is not strong enough. Once the form is submitted, the error occurs.

4. The user can’t reset his/her password; the administrator has to do it manually for them.

Do note that all users seem to get the error when resetting their passwords, even though strong passwords are set to be enforced only for administrators.

Marcus

Hello,

Sorry for hijacking the thread but this is related. I’m setting up WP Cloudy on a multilingual site using WPML. I’ve managed to do it for all 5 languages I need by creating a weather forecast page, translated to each language, and one “Weather” post for each language, so that I get five different shortcodes.

Things are working fine and our translators can translate the PO file using WPML’s string management. However, the names of the days of the week are posing an issue. They’re all in English currently, and if I understand correctly we need to set the locale at the server level? This wouldn’t work with WPML… Is there any other way? Am I missing something obvious? ??

Thanks in advance,
Marcus

Hello!

Is there any chance of seeing this implemented soon? ??

Hello!

I have the same problem. All taxonomies have been removed so I can’t activate/deactivate any of them and the plugin does not appear to be searching them at all.

Here is a screenshot.

Thanks.

Hey!

It’s awesome to see that someone is working on this (so I don’t have to :P).

I’m looking for alternatives to EWWW Image Optimizer since my client’s shared hosting doesn’t like exec().

However, for a client it’s not really feasible to have to go to a custom uploader – what I’m looking for is to have this plugin integrated with WordPress’ Media Library so that all PNG files that are uploaded are automatically compressed and overwritten. And all size variations and possible retina versions (if you use the WP Retina plugin) would also need optimizing.

Is this something that you would consider adding to this plugin? I also see in the other topic that you are planning JPG support – may I ask what service, if any, you are planning to integrate?

@was955 Thanks for your quick fix! ??

@[email protected]: That’s probably a syntax error caused by the missing single quote at the end of the statement:

define('QT_SUPPORTED_WP_VERSION', '3.6);

Should be:

define('QT_SUPPORTED_WP_VERSION', '3.6');